What we built.
Phones ring.
Plymouth County, at a glance
Three things we built and run ourselves. Client numbers go up here only with the client’s OK.
A directory the South Shore uses
Carver Local
(518 businesses, one place)
What it is
What it is: a free directory of 518 South Shore businesses, built and kept current by MOB.
Why it matters: it’s how we know which contractors work in which towns, and it’s where a lot of our first conversations start.
What we built: category pages, town pages, and a claim process owners can use themselves.
Town pages that got cited
A radon site we built
(10 town pages, brand-new domain)
What happened
What it is: a radon site with 10 town pages, one for each town it serves.
The test: a 3-month-old domain, no Google profile, no ads. Just real town pages.
The result: Google started citing it in its answers in week 5. Your site has years on it and a real profile, so it should move faster.
Status: Live, and the same template we use for your town pages.
A line that picks up
Our own phone line
(508) 545-9699
Try it
Try it: call (508) 545-9699 any hour. It picks up, takes the details, and gets them to us.
Why it’s here: as proof we build things that work, not as something we’re selling you.
How your town pages come together
It starts with one 30-minute call. You tell us the towns you work, jobs you’re proud of, and what people there ask.
From there we build 4 to 8 town pages on your site, put a tracking number on them and on your Google profile, and send you a sheet every Friday of who called. Live in about two weeks.
The point isn’t a prettier website. It’s more booked jobs from the towns you already work.
What every client gets
Town pages on your own domain. A number on every page and your profile. Missed-call text-back and review requests. A Friday sheet with every call, by town.
More calls from your towns.
Tell us the towns you work and what a job’s worth. We’ll reply with what we’d build.
Ready? Reply with your town list.
